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MGmailRecordCalls
1Connects to Gmail
2Plans healthy habits
3You approve
What It Does
Uses voicemail screenshots to record unwanted calls, identify the number's provider, and prepare complaints for your approval. Connect apps with a Grok Bot connector.
Who It’s For:Phone users who want help reporting unwanted robocall voicemails.
What You Ask It
“Log the robocall shown in this voicemail screenshot”
“Find which provider controls this caller's number”
“Draft reports for the provider, FTC, and FCC”
What You Get Back
You get a call log, the number's provider, and reports drafted for that provider and two agencies: the FTC and FCC.
What It Connects To
Gmail
What It Won’t Do
It waits for your approval of the reports.
M① From your apps→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
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